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Old Town Alexandria | Pets | Robinson Landing | Bike | Building Community
By:
Colleen McGrew
July 9th, 2019
There is no doubt that Alexandrians love dogs. A quick stroll down the sidewalks of Old Town, and you’ll see shops, artisans, and restaurant owners have left an assortment of water bowls and biscuit jars outside their doorsteps, welcoming dogs to take a break, and sometimes even to come inside.
Events | Old Town Alexandria | Robinson Landing | Fourth of July
By:
Colleen McGrew
June 28th, 2019
No one celebrates summer quite like Old Town. From festivals and fireworks shows to riverside beer gardens and themed cruises on the Potomac, the season is just getting started. This July, the arrival of the much-anticipated Tall Ship Providence kicks off a month full of fun and exciting local events in Old Town.
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Architecture | Green Building | technology | EYA
By:
Colleen McGrew
June 21st, 2019
When you hear the word ‘wellness’ what springs to mind? An unplugged weekend long yoga retreat with morning meditation circles? Putting on soothing music, lighting a candle, and slipping into a warm bubble bath after a long day?
Events | Old Town Alexandria | Robinson Landing
By:
Colleen McGrew
June 19th, 2019
Nothing says summertime like live music, cold drinks, and soaking up the sunshine by the water. You’ll find all of this (and more!) all season long at the waterfront in Old Town Alexandria and it all begins this weekend.
Design | Bethesda | Grosvenor Heights | Westside at Shady Grove Metro | Montgomery Row | The Brownstones at Chevy Chase Lake
By:
EYA Homes
June 10th, 2019
If you love elements of industrial, contemporary and minimalist styles, then the urban modern look may be right for you. An urban modern style stems from cosmopolitan influence—think designer loft in a major city—that fuses together opposing, yet complementary, design elements. It’s not uncommon to see traits of minimalist style, with edgy designs, and a bit of glamor in an urban modern room. However, urban modern design has a softer side than purely industrial or contemporary styles, giving the home a hip yet comfortable and welcoming feel.
Bethesda | Grosvenor Heights | Westside at Shady Grove Metro | Montgomery Row | Lock and Go Lifestyle | Chevy Chase Lake | The Brownstones at Chevy Chase Lake | New Townhomes | Robinson Landing | D.C. Area | Building Community
By:
EYA Homes
June 10th, 2019
Should I move? It's the question nearly every empty nester considers. You might be evaluating the benefits of staying in your longtime home or thinking about making a move to a new home more suited to your current lifestyle. Either way, you're not alone! For many Boomers, older (and often larger) homes no longer suit their needs and moving to a new residence is appealing.